Re: Here's Something you don't see everyday.....

[Guest guest]

I found the site most interesting. Years ago after being diagnosed with EDS,

I had taken my dog in for a check-up and the vet told me that most of the EDS

research was being done on CATTLE, and that he had assisted another vet with

surgery on a dog with EDS. Research is most likely done on cattle because of

the financial loss to the cattle business due to EDS in cattle.

Very strange.

Doris

[Guest guest]

Here's Something you don't see everyday.....

> Someone in our bulletin board left an interesting post about his horse who

> has EDS, and included a site with pictures!

When I was doing searches on MedLIne and PubMed on EDS there were research

articles on animals that had EDS! Cats, dogs, horses, chincillas, etc.

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

I'd never heard about EDS in cattle and the financial loss that occurs. How

interesting! From this list I've heard about cats, and dogs having it

though. And now I know horses have it too!!

Subject: Re: Here's Something you don't see everyday.....

the vet told me that most of the EDS > research was being done on CATTLE,

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Research is most likely done on cattle because of

> the financial loss to the cattle business due to EDS in cattle.

[Guest guest]

No wonder I always felt close to horses!!!

We have something in common!!

Very interesting...Thanks Jill

Hugs,

Donna

HEDS

karak jordan

costajor@...

[Guest guest]

> Someone in our bulletin board left an interesting post about his horse who

> has EDS, and included a site with pictures!

Fascinating!!! I couldn't have a horse with EDS. Its bad enough with me

having it!!! hee hee hee.

But it was a fascinating pic. Sure the horse wasn't just dehydrated?!?!

(Just kidding)

Hugz Helen